On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 10:36:15PM +0200, Buchcik, Kasimier wrote:
> But you still need to customize xsltproc.c in order to activate the
> XPath
> object cache. It is disabled by default, so we need to make people
> aware that it's there and can be activated if things run slowly.
> Add a call to xmlXPathContextSetObjectCache() in xsltproc.c after
> the creation of the transformation context:
The proper way to do this is probably:
- make a new libxml2 release
- change xsltproc to activate the cache
(or should we do that by default in libxslt)
- release a new version of libxslt depending on the new API
doing it by default in libxslt would avoid aving to change any client code.
Daniel
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